58000 names that are etched on the vietnam memorial, and of course we thank them all for their service. >> very emotional and touching for them to give their thanks in person. thank you so much for watching with us. >> americans are mourning the lives lost in charlottesville and sending a message to white supremacist, telling them you will not divide us. i'm in for harris faulkner. this is the fox report. >> of vigil is being held in charlottesville and a couple others about to get underway in front of the white house. examples of americans across the country tonight standing in solidarity against the white supremacists who swarmed

charlottesville yesterday in what was believed to be the largest gathering of neo-nazis, skinheads and kkk members in a decade. the results were deadly. a 23-year-old man is in police custody after accelerating his car into a crowd of counter protesters. you see it there. many, including president trump security advisor are calling the for terror attack. the impact injuring 19 people and killing one woman. her name is heather higher. she was 32 years old. she worked at a law firm. those who knew her said she died doing something she was passionate about, standing up for her fellow americans. one friend has already raised over $1,100,000 for her family. >> i just want to do my best to make sure they don't have to worry about anything. all people of color, whether it's blacks or hispanics.

>> doug is live in charlottesville. we are hearing the feds are ramping up the investigation into the suspect. >> thanks to some fine reporting by our justice department, we have learned that we are filing a lot of federal charges against james. they want to know did he have help in planning the attack. they have opened a civil rights case against him and federal charges are also a possibility. he is expected, we believe, to make his first court appearance in charlottesville tomorrow morning. we've also learned he was obsessed with nazi -ism and adolf hitler. here's a soundbite from one of his former high school teachers.

it was weird. >> he loved hitler and the nazi movement. he thought they were all geniuses in the whole white supremacy thing. >> also today, one of the organizers of yesterday's unite the right rally tried to hold a press conference. jason kessler publicized it on social media, and because of that this is the reception he got. not just cameras and supporters but dozens of counter protesters who shouted him down chanting shame, shame, murderer. you can hear a single thing he said. one of the protesters spat on him and the police made their move in got him out of there quickly. he was apparently punched in the personal responsible for that punch was arrested and charged

with misdemeanor assault. richard spencer had planned to be at that press conference today. he later tweeted out he wouldn't make it but he will have a press conference tomorrow. it will be interesting to see what kind of reception he gets there. >> doug, i understand you have new information on the helicopter crash that killed two state troopers. >> new video at least, this was obtained by tmz which shows the immediate aftermath of the cra crash. there are also still pictures of the crash which seem to show the tail section of the helicopter separated from the rest of the fuselage. the ntsb has begun its investigation. they will have full jurisdiction over the investigation. they will attempt to eliminate those who are proliferating on the internet and fake news that the helicopter was shot down.

there is no evidence that is the case. certainly the ntsb will want to eliminate that as a possibility and it is unlikely we will hear anything from them in the near future. they tend to be very deliberate and will embark on this investigation over time. it could take months or years. >> you been there all weekend, can you give us a sense of the mood on the ground? it seems pretty calm their. >> it really does. take a look around the pedestrian mall, it's a lovely sunday afternoon. people are strolling about. this is the epicenter of this horrific crime, a terrorist incident which happened yesterday. this is the street we are now standing which the dodge charger piloted came down here at a high rate of speed and ended up at the bottom of this block. there was supposed to be a vigil slated for 7:00 o'clock. we understand that has been postponed because of security concerns. it doesn't seem that people are paying much attention to that. they continue to congregate in greater and greater number. >> we appreciate your time.

>> meanwhile white house officials are using stronger language to condemn the violence in virginia. trump's national security advisor, hr mcmaster said it meets the definition of terrorism and should serve as a wake-up call to all americans. >> what this is, what you see here is someone who is a criminal who is committing a criminal act against fellow americans. it may have been motivated and will see what's turned up in this investigation by this hatred and bigotry which i mentioned, we have to extinguish and are nascent. we have to ask ourselves, what are we teaching our children around the dinner table. what are we teaching them in school? we ought to be teaching about what makes america exceptional. >> kristin fisher is live from bridgewater. kristin, walk us through the president statement and how they've evolved over the past 24 hours.

>> from his very first week, president trump condemned the violence and the hate. what he didn't do was take sides. he blamed all sides. that's what created a lot of the controversy. now, according to an unnamed white house official, president trump is siding on one side. he said very strongly in a statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred, and of course, that includes white supremacist, kkk, neo-nazis and all extreme groups. there has certainly been an evolution, but it's still not quite as strong a statement as if it had come from trump himself. the strongest condemnation that we've heard from anyone came from the first daughter and senior advisor. she said this morning, there should be no place in society for racism. white supremacist and neo-nazis,

we must all come together as americans and be one country united. that kind of direct condemnation is what republican senators like lindsey graham say that america still needs to hear from the president. >> this president has done an incredible job of naming terrorism around the globe as evil. whether it's in europe or the middle east, he said and called out time and time again, this president needs to do exactly that today. >> cory gardner missed an opportunity to be very explicit. these groups believe they have a friend in donald trump in the white house. i don't know why they believe that but they don't see me as a friend in the senate and i would urge the president to persuade these groups that he is their friend. >> the only direct response from president trump came about an hour ago. it was a retweet to an article about the department of justice and the fbi opening a civil rights investigation. >> perhaps evolution of the

president's statements were because of a reaction that he got from white supremacist and white nationalist group. >> let me just start with david duke. he has been praised and announced by the former leader of the kkk. he has been praised for some of the things that align with his vision of america but he's also been criticized, one of his tweets sing remember, it was white americans who put you in the presidency, but most of these groups, by and large, very pleased with president trump's response to all this violence in charlottesville and it's made evidence by the leader of one of the most radical white supremacist neo-nazi websites out there, the daily stormer. its leader said, trump comments were good. he didn't attack us when asked to condemn, he just walked out of the room. really good. god bless him. very clear that a lot of these white supremacist and white national groups are very pleased with how trump has responded.

>> thank you. it was a tragic day for u.s. troops overseas. the u.s. military confirmed the deaths of two american soldiers aiding in the fight against isis in iraq. five other service members were wounded while conducting a combat operation in the northern part of the operation. the men who were killed were not attacked by enemy forces. more than 5000 american troops are in iraq, providing supports to iraqis troops. eleven u.s. troops have been killed in action in iraq since the campaign was launched. the u.s. is in a war of words against north korea. mike pompeo said he hopes the situation will not escalate any further. >> is it rational? is it disciplined?

i wouldn't describe him as rational. he responds to adverse circumstances, and as the trump administration continues to put diplomatic pressure on the regime, i'm confident he will see that and the people around him will see that.

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joseph dunford, making the trip to meet with military leaders as this comes during a time of high tension between the two countries that have been escalating for the past two weeks. more on this from washington. >> mike pompeo set on fox news sunday he believes north korean leaders, kim jong-un is a rational person. he said he will continue to develop his missile program and there will be more missile tes tests. >> each time they cast another missile or if they should conduct a nuclear weapons test, they develop expertise, they expand the envelope and it's probably fair to say they are moving toward that at an ever alarming rate.

>> today on the sunday show, blame passing between those who side with the president and heated words of fire and fury and those who believe his rhetoric over the past week has been reckless. >> it has reduced maneuvers if you will. >> trump, all those people were questioning him, how well did you do. >> they haven't taken this on. they've made clear that it's his intention to protect the american people. the top u.s. general is meeting with military and civilian leaders. the administration is a diplomatic and economic campaign to get north korea to give up their ambitions. >> later this month the u.s. is planning to take part in annual military exercises with the south koreans and japanese. the show force is designed to dissuade north korea and will

involve tens of thousands of troops and some wonder if the exercises will further increase tensions. >> some say pompeo is too critical. >> it's just fundamentally false but i do have bias, there's no doubt about that. i will be aggressive but we will win and we will perform our functions. we will be the premier espionage organization in the history of the world. that's my only bias. >> you can catch the interview on fox news sunday. tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. british police admitted they got the wrong man. they thought this man pushed a woman in front of an oncoming bus. more on that. plus, many in guam pa are prayig for peace. how the island is preparing for

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authorities in the uk have started a new search for the man who pushed a woman in the path of a london bus. this was after an american was cleared in connection with a crime. security cameras capture the incident in may. you can see a jogger shove the woman toward the road and she falls in the path of a double-decker bus who managed to avoid her. they arrested a 41-year-old american investment baker but released him without charges. the man's attorney said they have proof he was in the u.s. of

time. quam is living under the threat of a nuclear strike of nuclear war. many spent the sunday praying for peace. north korea said plans were in the work to launch missiles at guam. how is it going there? >> it's not something everyone is talking about anymore. maybe the shock has worn off. whenever america does anything wrong, guam gets the blame so there used to hearing it from their asian neighbors. this threat was different because it was so precise. for miles -- for missiles, 18 miles offshore. nevertheless, today on meet the press, hr mcmaster set a nuclear

tiff with north korea is not in anyone's interest. >> this is not in anyone's best interest. china has the ability to influence this and third, the common goal that we have to pursue his denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >> as you said, chairman of the joints chief is going to china and the korean conflict. they want to avoid any military miscalculation as this situation continues to develop. >> what was the message in church today. >> the church that we attended, the priest focused people's attention by asking this question, how would you feel about your life if you only had 15 minutes left. of course he is referring to the amount of time it takes for missile to fly from north korea to guam. this island is about 85% catholic, the arch bishop had

asked them to reduce the fear and anxiety and those we spoke too, they found comfort in their faith. >> if you had 14 minutes, what would you do with the rest of your life. would you be at peace with yourself. >> there's a little anxiety. >> he mentioned that maybe now would be the time for the opportunity to reevaluate what matters the most. >> as long as we've been here, i'd say we have two takeaways. you don't feel any paranoia here and maybe the attention that's being paid to in washington and in the media. there is a high degree of confidence that the military and the president will protect this island due to the layered defense they have and they will

be fine. >> that's a sobering thought. >> it will be a busy week for you. thanks for being there. >> mike pence is also on the road. he is also in south america. he's expected to face a lot of questions about the military intervention in venezuela. plus, the city of charlottesville virginia is sending a message of love and defiance after the deadly attacks in a white supremacist rally. we will have an update on the victims but first the congressman who serves this ar area. >> i'm afraid for our future. i have a child due in a month. to think my child might be born in a world that's regressing is genuinely frightening. this person is a terrorist more than one flavor, or texture, or color. a good clean salad is so much more than green.

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look at a vigil taking place in charlottesville virginia. that community is standing shoulder and shoulder against racism. there was a horrific vehicle attack that left one woman dead and sent 19 other people to the hospital. allison has an update. what can you tell us. reporter: this vigil was going

to be postponed . people were going to come tonight because they were concerned over threats of violence and trying to respect the family, but look behind me and you see people came anyway. they been coming here all day, bringing flowers, notes, candles. we been here for about the past hour listening to people saying, hug, there are a lot of emotions. some people are frustrated and angry saying more people need to call this what it is and in their words they say this was a terror attack. other people are simply advocating and talking about love, saying this is what this community is. one person said his name is thomas and stood up and said he was here yesterday when the car crash happened. he said that attack wouldn't break him or charlottesville. he's looked at the crowd and said do you think we would be standing here if it was. people have been standing here

all day and leaving flowers. this community is refusing to let this destroy them. police say a man from ohio drove a car into two other cars and a crowd of people rallying against the white supremacist group. in town they were protesting the removal of a statue honoring confederate general robert e lee. police arrested james junior as a driver and they aren't saying his name. the name they are saying is heather higher. she died here yesterday. she was 32 years old. she is from the restaurant about five minute drive from here where she worked. it's closed today. there are posters outside showing her face, flowers, messages for her and her family. the same thing happening where we are standing right now. you can hear them if you can listen to what's going on behind me, people are singing this little light of mine.

>> we heard there were more conversations about these vigils but you're not seeing that tonight. >> not tonight. there are a lot of emotions and some people are frustrated and saying more people need to be talking about this as an act of terrorism. they feel the issue of the white nationalist coming here saying they were protesting the removal of a statue. twenty people were taken from the hospital. one person died in 19 people were sent over to uva medical center. we are told nine of the people have been released. they were able to go home to their family today. five were in critical condition. today those ten in the hospital are listed in good condition. >> thank you very much. meanwhile, communities are coming together across the nation in washington. hundreds are gathering at vigils happening just feet apart. some people holding signs,

others candles as the memorial for the lives lost in virginia. at another vigil in new york city, mayor bill diblasi diblasd it unacceptable. >> i want to be clear. this is something that should not be hard for anyone to say. this was an act of domestic terrorism. this was an act motivated by hate and white supremacy. it's unacceptable and goes against the very values of this nation. will car has more. there were several rallies today. at one point police had to cut off the anti- fascists.

[inaudible] the police department tweeted pictures of several weapons. dozens marched last night. they were chanting no justice no peace, stop white terrorism and solidarity with charlottesville. >> we demand justice for the activist who was killed by the car that plowed into the protesters. >> marches also took place across the country. >> it's important for people to realize it could've happened to any of us who wanted to stand up

against white supremacy and fascism in our country. it's quite shocking for us. we also wanted to come together to mourn. >> in oakland protesters took it a step further swarming the interstate and shut it down for nearly 15 - 20 minutes and then set off fireworks in the process. no one was hurt. they did not make any arrests in oakland. >> while you learned more about the nonprofit group that organized many of these events. >> that's right. many of you rallies were planned by invisible god which is a nonprofit. on its website it states we more in the life that was lost and we honor all of those under attack by congregating against hate in our own community. the invisible guys website also lists its mission as resisting the trump agenda. >> i wonder if they paid for the silly string. >> i don't know. that's expensive.

>> mike pence is in south america for a week long trip. it will be dominated by the crackdown in venezuela. trump has already declared he's considering a military option to resolve the growing unrest there. that's not going over very well with venezuelan leaders. >> to you sir, i humbly recommend i dare to show you a lack of respect emperor of manhattan. idr to tell you not to do it. do not attack venezuela because we are not alone. >> kevin has more on this. is it fair to say the administration is doubling down on using military force if necessary to quell the violence. >> i think that's a great question. if you know washington, i know you do, nuance is measured in inches and not feet. so, any nuance. just for context, let me share

what the president said. has some in venezuela pretty upset. >> i won't rule out a military option. venezuela is not very far away and the people are suffering and are dying. we have many options for venezuela, including a possible military option if necessary. >> it certainly something that we could proceed. reporter: clearly with the government in rocca with food shortages and corruption, administration officials say listen, a military response is just one of several options under consideration. >> what i believe the president was trying to accomplish this week was to give the venezuelan people hope and opportunity to create a situation where democracy can be restored. >> what more can we do with our partners in the region to protect the venezuelan people and to prevent an even greater humahumanitarian catastrophe.

>> the president never takes up options off the table in any of those situations. what we owe him our options. >> clearly, this being washington, there's no unanimity. lindsey graham says he is not convinced of the need to u.s. military to quell the violence. >> i know if we don't send more troops to afghanistan, it will fail and every soldier in afghanistan is an insurance policy against 911. i know we have troops in iraq and syria to train people. i have no idea why we would use military force in venezuela. >> when we talk to administration officials, they say listen, all options on the table and that means all options my friend. >> kevin, what's the message we should expect vice president mike pence will bring to south america. >> i think it's safe to say we are going to talk about unity and condemnation. frankly of the maduro government

in venezuela. they have done so much to not just quell the democracy but they've really hurt their economy. as the vice president makes their way to the region. it's a massive energy market that certain to dominate discussions. before i leave you, i want to show something i read. it's talking about a leader in venezuela putting out ahead on marco rubio who has been a critic of the government in caracas and the administration has taken this so seriously that he's getting extra security. >> a four-year manhunt answer

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addiction. >> they tested positive for fentanyl, the opioid that is 30 - 50 times stronger than heroin. so dangerous law-enforcement officers have to wear full hazmat suits just to handle it. federal authorities have seen more of the drug that is killing americans at a dramatic rate pouring across the border. they believe a direct result of the cartel is ramping up their production. instead of importing from china, they have set up labs in mexico. >> you can smuggle a lot less fentanyl and spread it out a lot more than you can with traditional heroin. >> much of it is coming to this port of entry. the numbers are only going to continue to spike. >> it's hard to test in the field. most fentanyl is mixed with other drugs and federal authorities sent to the lab where there were major backup. >> often times things that test

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